Braves Rally Past Giants In Extraordinary Sunday Tilt
Boston defeats New York 5 to 3 as Johnny Evers returns after a personal loss and Leslie Mann stars with a home run and key hits. Marquard held the Braves in check until the decisive frame while Boston’s defense and club cohesion carry them to the win over New York at the Polo Grounds.
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Boston
Rube Marquard
Giants
Johnny Evers
Leslie Mann
Stallings
Cather
Cardinals
Nine
Mann
Marquard
McLoughlin
Burns
Hank Gowdy
Dar
Larry
Doyle
Emily
Red Smith
Braves
Evers
Merkle
Joe Connolly
Connolly
Joe
Smith
Bescher
Haif
Robertson
Fletcher
Meyers
Italia Wins Hull Race in Boston Yacht Club Mid-Summer Series
In Hull on August 13 a moderate easterly breeze and smooth sea favored 57 starters across classes. Italia led from the windward mark and held on despite challenges from Nutmeg III and Sayonora II. Other winners included Flight in Bar Harbor 31-footers, Manataqua and Coloma tied in Boston V first rating on corrected time, and Ellen in sonder klasse with a faulty mainsail. Areyto repaired after throat halyards failure but finished third in Class A.
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Hull
Boston Yacht Club
Windward
Bar Harbor
Pontiac
Boston V. C
Manataqua
Coloma
Ellen
Sonderklasse
Dorchen II
Beta
Mischief
Hingham
Winthrop
Virginia
Sintram
Dartwell
Areyto
H. m
Italia
George Lee
Nutmeg III
Britomart, B
Wheelock
Sayonara Iti West Testes
Amoret
Wood
Santry
Fildred Iy Aes
Moses
Vera
H. Lundberg
Frijacko
Raymond Waar
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Pol A. B. Leenane
J. Conley
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Kelly
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Weer
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Gwane
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Miller
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Annas
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Walter Kelley
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Rival Athletic Bodies Face Off at Fenway Park
The FB A A and Irish American A A in a full team meet at Fenway Park next Monday amid strong preparation and high expectations. Notable entrants include Dave Caldwell and Tom Halpin, with Frank McGrath predicting one of New England’s best track showcases this summer.
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FB. A. A
A. A
Boston
Fenway Park
Dave Caldwell
Cornell
Tom Halpin
Jimmy Power
Nordell
Barwise
Mahoney
Burke
Winged Shield
Frank McGrath
Mount Auburn Cubs Seek 15-16 Year Old Opponents in Boston
The Mount Auburn Cubs have no game on August 15 and 29 and seek any 15 to 16 year old teams around Boston for a meeting. The offer is half fare for 10 players, given or taken. Contact William Preskins of 37 North Margin Street, Boston.
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Mount Auburn Cubs
Wantc Uke
Boston
William Preskins
North Margin Street
McKinnon to Box Ryan at Atlas A A show
Mckinnon of Roxbury will box Ryan of Kentucky in a 19 round match at the Atlas A A show Tuesday night. Phinney Boyle of Lowell and Johnny Munice of Charlestown draw another 10 round bout to settle supremacy after a disputed decision. Two more bouts between evenly matched boxers will be arranged.
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M’kinnon
Ryan
Atlas A. A
Phinney Boyle
Lowell
Johnny Munice
Charlestown
Munice
Bill McKinnon
Roxbury
Frank Ryan
Kentucky
Daily baseball matchups listed by region and city
Nationwide games show Boston at New York Philadelphia at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Pittsburg and New York at Boston Chicago at St Louis Detroit at Cleveland Washington at Philadelphia with New England and Colonial region pairings including Manchester Lynn Lowell Haverhill Portland Worcester Lewiston Lawrence and Woonsocket Brockton Pawtucket New Bedford Taunton Fall River locations with Baltimore Kansas City Brooklyn St Louis listed in secondary group
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New York
Pittsburg
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R. BE. Attee
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Cleveland
Detroit
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Baltimore
Brooklyn
ST Louis
New England
Lawrence
Haverhill
Worcester
Lowell
Lewiston Seem
Manchester
Taunton
Woonsocket
New Bedford
Pawtucket
Fall River
Brockton
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Sheen
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York
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Pittsburg Wins Two From the Cardinals
Pittsburg games with the Cardinals ended in Pitt sburg winning both contests. First game saw Pittsburg hold Cardinals to four hits while Adams contributed four in the second. Final scores listed as 24 to 10 and other details incomplete.
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Pittsburg
Amng
Pitburgs
Bas Ttsper
Coo- Adams
Former catcher Schlei stricken with pneumonia
George Schlei once a catcher for the Cincinnati and New York National leagues, now Memphis Southern league chief receiver, was stricken with pneumonia and will likely miss the rest of the season.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
George Schlei
Cincinnati
New York Nationaleague
Memphis
O Day
Baseball Scores From Evening Games Across Cities
Wet grounds forced postponement in New Orleans and Montgomery. In Birmingham Birmingham beat Mobile 4 to 1. Atlanta hosted Nashville with Nashville winning 11 to 1 and a second game ending Atlanta 1 Nashville 0. Chattanooga beat Memphis 8 to 7 in the first game, Memphis 5 Chattanooga in the second, with Chattanooga called end seventh by agreement.
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New Orleans
Montgomery
Birmingham
Mobile
Atlanta
Nashville
Chattanooga
Memphis
Cols and Minn show varied scores across twin city venues
Baseball scores report several games with mixed results. At Columbus Columbus 8 Louisville 0 in the first game, Louisville 6 Columbus 2 in the second. At Minneapolis Minneapolis 6 Kansas City 5. At St Paul Milwaukee 11 St Paul 2. At Indianapolis Indianapolis 7 Cleveland 4.
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Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Cleveland
New Haven Dominates Pittsfield and Other Local Scores
In a pair of New Haven games, New Haven won 11 to 1 against Pittsfield and 2 to 0 in the second game. Bridgeport defeated New London 4 to 1. Springfield swept New Britain 6 to 0 and 8 to 0 in a twin bill. Hartford routed Waterbury 14 to 1.
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New Haven
Pittsfield
Bridgeport
New London
Springfield
Springfeld
New Britain
Hartford
Waterbury
International League Scores From Jersey City Newark and Providence
Jersey City 1 Rochester 6 at Jersey City. Newark 17 Buffalo 2 at Newark. Providence 8 Montreal 1, second game Providence 8 Montreal 2 at Providence.
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Jersey City
Rochester
Newark
Buffalo
Providence
Montreal
Everett teams clash in 18-14 game at Oliver Street
Peerless A. C. of Everett faced off in a baseball matchup featuring 18 to 14 year old teams. L. Vickery of 60 Oliver Street Everett reported the event and standings.
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Peerless A. C
Everett
L. Vickery
Oliver Street
Indianapolis Defeats Buffalo 2 to 1 on Timely Hitting
In the Federal League game at Indianapolis on August 13, timely hits produced two runs in the second inning and Indianapolis beat Buffalo 2 to 1. Rariden drove in the winning run with a triple as Moseley and Rariden faced Krapp and Blair in the batteries.
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Indianapolis
Buffalo
Rariden
R.H.E
Moseley
Krapp
Blair
Johnson Wins First Federal League Game for Kansas City
Kansas City defeated Baltimore 4 to 2 in Johnsons first game since joining the Federal league. The scoring shows Kansas City with single runs in the second, fourth, and seventh innings while Baltimore tallied in the first, third, fifth, and eighth. Batteries were Johnson and Brown for Kansas City and Easterly Bailey and Russell for Baltimore.
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Kansas City
Brooklyn Beats St. Louis In Shortened Game
Brooklyn won 1 to 0 after the Brooklyn St. Louis game was called off at the start of the seventh inning due to a cumene strain. Finneran and Owens were the Brooklyn battery with Groom and Simon catching for St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
Brooklyn
R.H.E. Brookyn
Finneran
Owens
Groom
Simon
Ladies' Day Races at Duxbury Yacht Club
At Duxbury August 13 three boats competed in the 15 foot class Wilhelmena sailed by Miss Helen Maxwell Merlin by Miss Frances Benedict and Petrel by Miss Eleanor Phillips Maxwell won after a late lead. In the handicap events Wraith led the first and Scamp won the second with Adele following.
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Duxbury Yacht Club
Wilhelmena
Merlin
Petrel
Helen Maxwell
Frances Benedict
Eleanor Phillips
Maxwell
Petr
Wraith
Harriet Ellison
Gi ‘Ling
Adelet
Virginia
Fannie Seymour
Elizabeth Phillips
Scamp
Adele
Maisie Nash
Strand's walkoff triple lifts Worcester past Lowell
In Worcester Aug 18 Strand delivered a game winning triple in the 11th as Shorten scored after McCluskey's error to give Worcester a 4-3 win over Lowell. Potteiger homered and tripled, Stywayne and Strand also doubled as Worcester outhit Lowell 14 to 10.
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Strand
Shorten
Lowell
McCluskey
Potteiger
Stewart
Carroll
Swayne
Burke
Dee
Stywayne
Lobman
Wacob
Cooney
Lohman
Stimpson
van Dyke
Doherty
Young
DeGroff
Potterger
O Rees
Issane
Ci’key
Kelly
Uv Wacob
Mayberry out bunting third strike in marathon game
Portland game ends in a 2 0 loss with Burns McPherson Mulrennen homering and Mulrennen doubling. Durning fans 3 over 9 2 3 innings, Mayberry allows 10 hits in 8 2 3, Watkins 1 in 1 1 3 innings. Stolen bases by Hayden Burns Dowell Hickman Orcutt and others. Time 2 hours 17 minutes.
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Mayberry
Portland
Lau Olesee
Burns
Whitehouse
Dowell
Bowcock
Hickman
Flaherty
Wilson
Orcutt
Mulrennen
McPherson
Durning
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Watkins
Tingley
Hayden
Courtney
Kelly
Lynn
A.E
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Porter
Robinson
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E Dowell
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M'Ph'son
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Peploski
R.conly
Gaston
O'Connell
Joyce
Aubrey
Donovan
Thompson
McIntyre
Neal
Lawrence We Ewe
Alt Haverhill
Howard
Braggy
R. Conly
O’connell
Campbell
Troyce
Donovan Sacrifice
Lynch
Stolen Thompson
Conly
Layster Bruges
Smith
Lawrence Defeats Haverhill 14 to 2 in Slow Game
Lawrence won a low scoring match against Haverhill by 14 to 2. The contest featured limited scoring and a defensive battle from both teams.
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Lawrence
Haverhill
Lewiston Sweeps Doubleheader With Manchester In Tight Wins
Lewiston took both games from Manchester 2 to 1 in 16 innings and 1 to 0. Eaton, a local league pitcher, starred in the first game with sensational work and six double plays featured the contest. Torphy was the only Manchester runner to reach first in the sixth inning of the second game as Lewiston won 1 to 0.
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Manchester
N. H
Lewiston
Eaton
Fred Lake
Garlow
Torphy
R.h.e. Tewiston
Rudolph and McGovern
Eaton and Kilbullen
Bannon
Burkett Slaps Lowell Manager Gray in Worcester
In Worcester’s Boulevard Park a heated argument over a forfeited game led Worcester manager Jesse Burkett to slap Lowell manager Gray in the face. Gray walked away shouting, “I’ll get you,” as players stood apart before the day’s scheduled game.
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Worcester
Boulevard Park
Lowell
Burkett
Gray
Putnam Wins Hartford Gun Club Shoot
S. W. Putnam of the Boston Athletic Association captured first prize at Hartford Gun Club’s 0th annual shoot with a 147 of 150. A field of 100 shooters competed across New England, while the Boston team also won with 468 points. New Haven and Bridgeport tied for second at 443.
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Hartford
Conn
Collegiants Defeat Baltimore International in City Play
College club from Atlantic City beat the Baltimore International League team 2 to 1 in a late afternoon game in Atlantic City New Jersey.
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Atlantic City
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Me Myself on Everybody's Page
A speaking likeness of a man appears on Everybody's Page in the upcoming Sunday Post. The feature titled Me, Myself traces the subject's public persona through anecdotes and reflections from acquaintances.
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Next Sunday Post
Braves Keep Them Guessing On Western Invasion
The Giants start a western trip in better shape than on prior journeys as Boston Braves chase a high climb while New York hopes to stay in front. The piece notes road performance this season and hints at strategic player signaling and umpire perception as key elements. It also mentions the Federal League revival with Chicago sources claiming offers to two top American League stars to join the Feds, one being an outfielder.
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Boston Braves
McLean
Emslie
Federal League
Chicago
Feds
Wheeler Syndicate
Cub
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Mac
Absenice
Mike’’ Donlin
Larry’” Doyle
Cubs
Schulte
Zimmerman
Klem
Johnny”’ Evers
Clarke Griffith
Brawl and Bust Up Hit Giants Cubs Series
The Giants faced internal strife during the Philadelphia leg as Frank Schulte clashed with manager John O Day over a late double header substitution. A peace attempt by Roger Bresnahan cooled the quarrel, yet the dispute loomed over Chicago’s performance in New York.
Fast Times at Taunton Show Record Trotting and Pacing
Clara Walker of Salem New York set a 2 16 pace in straight heats with best 2 12 1 2 at the Fair Grounds Bay State Short Ship Circuit. Main Step of Providence Rhode Island won the 2 19 trot in straight heats with best 2 14 1 4. other races reports include 2 18 trot won by Young Mac with Nytor second and multiple starters listed.
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Fair Grounds
Clara Walker
Salem
N. Y
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Major Byers
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Lady Jane Etta
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King’s Flower
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Little Bertha
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Tod's Echo
Lord of Quality
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